Raed667

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Killer AI [video](youtube.com)
3 points by Raed667 1y ago|0 comments
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by Raed667 1y ago
getting killed by a canal tsunami is peak gaming !
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by Raed667 1y ago
Chrome embeds a small LLM (never stops being a funny thing) in the browser allowing them to do local translations. I assume every browser will do the same as on-device models start becoming more useful.
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by Raed667 1y ago
Does it even matter if they have Oakley or any other logo on them? Aren't they all luxotica anyway?
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by Raed667 1y ago
No punish people buying multiple properties as "investments". Tax the purchase not the construction.
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by Raed667 1y ago
It doesn't matter, any residential property.
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by Raed667 1y ago
There is. Progressive taxation. Your first purchase is tax free. Second is a percentage and the more you accumulate the higher the percentage.
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by Raed667 1y ago
so the encryption is pretty much hardcoded making it more like an "obfuscation" ?
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by Raed667 1y ago
> the reader didn't care I would argue -in cases like this- the reader doesn't exist, closer to a dead internet society
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by Raed667 1y ago
Do they need to pick one? Their offering doesn't seem incoherent to me
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by Raed667 1y ago
It's working perfectly fine on my m1 Mac + firefox. My comment was a joke
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by Raed667 1y ago
You just triggered some PTSD... years ago I had to send my CTO a recording of my screen with keyboard input lag on VSCode because CrowdStrike was eating up all my CPU. I asked him if it was a good use of my (expensive) time to wait 30 secon
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by Raed667 1y ago
[Ticket Closed] resolution: user should buy a macbook pro with at least the M3 processor /s
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by Raed667 1y ago
or maybe let's not play guessing games with the livelihood of people working in these fields, and let's bake a livable wage in the price... like any other service job ?
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by Raed667 1y ago
I live in France and use Deliveroo (or UberEats some rare times) maybe once a month. There is already a tipping UI in the app, but it is not intrusive, nothing as aggressive as what you'd experience in the US where you're inclined
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by Raed667 1y ago
Yeah that won't work for me, here are some missing features: - I want a button to make it a little colder for a period of 30-45 minutes - I want a toggle to alternate for days where I WFH - I want a 3rd time range: noon to 2PM
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by Raed667 1y ago
It is inevitable for DoorDash to make tipping an even more annoying and intrusive part of Deliveroo. I can't wait to see how europeen users react to that.
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by Raed667 2y ago
If you reach 160'000 karma you can see the secret mods
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by Raed667 2y ago
I doubt the system is that simple. No one wrote a rule saying `if url.contains("camel") then block()` it's probably an unintended side-effect
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by Raed667 2y ago
you’re still encrypting n-times, the post needs to be stored n-times and that’s even before thinking about key rotation and server portability this is not practical
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by Raed667 2y ago
HN is archived by tens of 3rd party DBs (for better or worse) so requesting a full deletion is a step but it won’t scrub everything
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by Raed667 2y ago
that sounds like a UX nightmare, what happens when you approve a new follower? do you encrypt your entire post history for them? how long would that take ?
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by Raed667 2y ago
in my opinion the actual solution is mastodon should stop pretending that private accounts are a thing when it is just UI fairy dust
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by Raed667 2y ago
wait so if you have 10k followers you’re proposing to encrypt every post 10k times? (we’re talking about posts not DMs)
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by Raed667 2y ago
> the release dropped. While the version increment (v0.12.4 to v0.12.5) implies a minor update, it’s a huge leap. We’re totalling more than 450 commits, including the requirement of a new version of PHP yeah this is not a great way of do
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by Raed667 2y ago
I was in school (2011-2016) and almost all professors had a wiki or moodle where we could find all their slides and documents. I noticed that the rare few professors who didn't upload their powerpoints, were mostly the ones who would j
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by Raed667 2y ago
the fact that dang refuses to reinstate the thread even 6 hours later is worrying me, this is 100% a valid topic for HN
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by Raed667 2y ago
Wasm, WebGPU, a bunch of PWA features etc...
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by Raed667 2y ago
Because web apps you see today were not feasible even 10 years ago (and I'm not talking about simple static websites)
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by Raed667 2y ago
I think it is more up to Mozilla to put its act together and implement more transparency. So that people start trusting the organization not to waste their donations on executive salaries.

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